Sentence examples for dwindling pressure from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — The fallout from a dispute between Russia and Ukraine over the price of natural gas spread to other Eastern European nations on Saturday, as Poland, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria reported dwindling pressure in their gas pipeline systems.

The market continued to soar in Friday morning trading as investors honed in on additional economic indicators that communicate a strong economy coupled with dwindling inflationary pressures.

If you feel this way, know that you are not alone but part of a growing number of dedicated and resourceful educators who feel oppressed by increasing pressure and dwindling resources.

If Europeans could become more energy-efficient then the pressure on dwindling resources would be eased and greenhouse gas emissions would also decline.

"While some owners are reluctant, reality usually rules the day," said Mr. Hartrick, citing pressures like dwindling cash, threats from bankers and vendors shutting off deliveries.

And climate change could further strain species already struggling with dwindling habitat and other pressures, Kerr says.

But the pressure dwindled and the work was left to a handful.

At the same time stocks of older products dwindle putting upward pressure on the price.The Decide model differs substantially from simple price comparison services.

As the days dwindle and the pressure rises, these behind-the-scenes deliberations and strategies offer telling insights about the state of the race, the strength of the campaigns and the personality of the candidates.

Initially, it drew crowds that arrived by train or ferry from downtown Seattle to ride the roller-coaster, but its popularity later dwindled, and under pressure from prohibitionists, the park closed in 1913.

Other friendships have dwindled under the pressure of living an hour or more apart, or changing jobs, or having children, from intimacies once shared over daily texts and weekly coffees to a catch-up on a Christmas card.